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Massachusetts governor signs bill, makes it legal to process lobster in state

Senate minority leader Bruce Tarr, a Gloucester Republican, tried for four legislative cycles before succeeding in getting changes to governor's desk

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 1, 2019 15:15 BST
Cooked, whole lobster with shellfish. Credit: Michael-John Wolfe/Shutterstock.com
Cooked, whole lobster. Credit: Michael-John Wolfe/Shutterstock.com
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